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Tolls for the Atlantic Beach Bridge — the only bridge in Nassau County that costs money to cross — will increase from $2 to $3 on Jan. 1, and later next year, vehicles that are not registered in Nassau County will be charged $4.
Tolls on Atlantic Beach Bridge set to rise 50 percent
Tolls are set to increase on the Atlantic Beach Bridge beginning Jan. 1, after a “rigorous review,” the Nassau County Bridge Authority said earlier this week. On Tuesday night, one … more
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The Library board of trustees meeting became animated during a discussion of political candidates’ use of meeting rooms.
Proposal to prohibit political meetings at library rejected
Meetings of the Long Beach Public Library board of trustees are usually devoid of drama, but Monday night’s session became heated over a controversial proposal to prohibit political candidates … more
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Gary Blumenfeld, a member of the Long Beach High School class of 1972, who took part in the Thanksgiving-morning touch football game.
‘Why don’t we play football on Thanksgiving?’
On Thanksgiving morning, some of the members of Long Beach High School’s class of 1972, who are now in their late 60s, did what they’ve been doing on the holiday for the last … more
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Mental Health Association of Nassau County is hosting their inaugural Overdose Prevention & Awareness Walk Saturday, Oct. 8 at  Jones Beach State Park Field 5. Above, the nonproft's Executive Director Jeff McQueen.
Overdose Awareness and Prevention Walk at Jones Beach, Saturday
The Mental Health Association of Nassau County is hosting their inaugural Overdose Prevention & Awareness Walk Saturday, Oct. 8 at  Jones Beach State Park Field 5. more
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Long Beach bikers are being urged to slow down in the boardwalk’s bike lane. The new, temporary yellow barriers are the department’s first steps toward new signs.
Long Beach police urges bikers to slow down
The Long Beach Police Department spends a lot of time urging motorists to slow down on city roads, but now officers are finding themselves doing the same for speeders on the Boardwalk. Since the … more
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Two heroes, and one captain who should’ve been ashamed
A tall obelisk rises from the heart of Rockville Cemetery, the Lynbrook burial ground that dates back to the earliest days of our nation. It remembers the 139 souls lost . . . more
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Sharks moving closer to northeastern waters most likely due to climate change, but swimmers shouldn’t worry.
Sharks across South Shore raise concern
Several weeks of shark sightings has made beach goers a little wary of the water, but attacks shouldn’t deter swimmers’ officials say. The first suspected bite happened on June 30, when a … more
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Lazar LaPenna, a fifth-grader at East Elementary had been playing Little League baseball since he was five years old.
10-year-old L.B. Little Leaguer dies on the field
Lazar LaPenna had just celebrated his 10th birthday on Wednesday. Two days later, he was doing what he loved best — playing Little League baseball. But it would be his last game. more
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Long Beach Council oks work on MLK Center
The Long Beach City Council Tuesday night approved, 4 to 1, a measure to spend $1,150,000 for hazard mitigation at the city-owned Martin Luther King Center on Riverside Boulevard. Councilmember … more
Lindell students learned about healthy food choices during a nutrition session.
Lindell Elementary teaches mind and body
Lindell Elementary School obviously believes a sound body leads to a sound mind. The school held its annual Wellness Fair Feb. 18 with students and staff participating in a day of physical … more
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